Brian Lewis is a staff writer for the New York Post, specializing in covering the Brooklyn Nets and the NBA. With a passion for sports and a love for good books, movies, and 80s/90s hip-hop and R&B, Brian brings a unique perspective to his articles and provides in-depth coverage of the basketball world.
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The Nets gave their fans a disappointing season, but they gave them a come-from-behind 106-102 rally over Toronto in the home finale.
The point guard position has been at the center of attention for the Nets over the years, a roller coaster that's fluctuated from electrifying to absent to overpaid to injured.
Despite a fan fervor that wants Nets general manager Sean Marks gone, he will be back in Brooklyn next season.
Not even a historic outing by Cam Thomas could save the Nets from yet another loss to the rival Knicks
It may be the most important takeaway from the Nets' last few games down the stretch of this lost season and a positive sign for next season.
The campaign ended how much of it went, with a lopsided defeat. The Nets lost 107-86 to Philadelphia to cap their worst season in years.
And the Nets sure disappointed. The business of basketball means a team that underachieved gets overhauled.
By: Brian Lewis
“It is far better to be free to govern or misgovern yourself than to be governed by anybody else.” —Kwame Nkrumah
And it's more about between the ears than on the court, more about his mentality than ability.
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